Posts by: Benjamin Hunting

The most intriguing models on display were not what you would expect at a major auto show.

You can go out and buy replica Cobras all day long—but you won't find a single replica AC Bristol anywhere.

The electric series has developed its own group of fans who are not pulled from traditional motorsports.

Former police cars offer heavy-duty upgrades above the standard fare found on standard vehicles.

Sedate styling that closely linked the coupe to its 1970s heyday kept it out of collectors circles.

The Facel Vega was the post-war response to French buyers wanting pulse-quickening acceleration with elegant body work.

Although the 400GT gets more attention, the Islero sports car that succeeded it is just as deserving of adoration. Maybe more so.

There may only be two other original 1970 model-year restoration candidates on sale in the United States.

The brand’s team of professionals gave lessons on the fine art of car control in icy conditions.

Mothballed aircraft were used to build some of the world's hairiest high-speed racers.

In 1975 and 1976, Cadillac gave customers the option to convert brand-new DeVilles into open-bed haulers.

The Wagoneer somehow transcended the mud-bogging scene to carve out a niche among social climbers.

An entire cottage industry has emerged to provide the maximum lift in a minimum amount of space.

There were fewer “wow” moments than last year.

It was an intriguing year for those seeking automotive thrills at the movie theatre.

The British coupe is an intriguing target for would-be collectors seeking an affordable entry point.

It’s hard to think of an early Japanese car that caught American’s interest more than the Celica.

Consider the Volvo V70 as a modern Scandinavian hot rod with a substantial horsepower-to-dollar ratio.

It was originally purchased by Lawrence “Lance” Reventlow, son of socialite Barbara Hutton. Then, the plot thickens.

The Project 7 pays homage to the D-Type race cars that won at Le Mans. Only 250 were made, and quickly sold out.

This year’s L.A. Auto Show features a number of interesting, gorgeous, and just plain weird vehicles rolling out for public scrutiny.